. . . a northern california town on edge. finally headed to trial, accused serial killer gets ready to defend himself in court. south bay businesses teaming up and talking about a lawsuit against major league baseball. right now, a quick live look outside. try to get your monday jump-started here. a live look at the bay bridge in san francisco. it is day one of the workweek, monday, april 29th. this is "today in the bay."

good morning, everybody. it is 4:30. happy to have you with us. i'm jon kelley. good morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. let's look at the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. a gorgeous weekend out there. this is the point that we crank the heat up ñhat it turns from gorgeous to down-right hot. summertime weather is on all week long. look at what we are started out at, 61 degrees in san jose, 60 in livermore. mid to upper 50s along the peninsula. we are headed to the 90s today and the mid-90s arrive as we head deeper into the workweek. back to work on a good note with our own mike inouye. a nice clear easy shot of the san francisco bay bridge here with a smooth drive up the incline. light volume of traffic. we'll look at the approach coming down the eastshore freeway and the westbound commute direction has not yet kicked in.

the merge, the split with eastbound 80 and eastbound 580. we are looking towards that as folks are heading off the richmond brinl. richmond bridge. back to you. investigators this morning analyzing fingerprints and our dna evidence at the northern california home where an eight-year-old girl was sadly stabbed to death. this morning, her killer still on the loose. authorities going door to door in the cal abear ras county town of valley springs checking storage sheds, horse stables and attics, located 30 miles east of stockton. investigators following leads from all over the area. in spite of increased security, residents said this murder has shattered their sense of safety. >> a lot of parents that have to commute and go to work and they all latch key kids. so they come home and unlock the doors. i'm really concerned about our

neighborhood now. >> the calaberas sheriff's department will have extra security. a candle light vigil tomorrow night. a candlelight vigil will be held for brandy martell, the transgender woman killed last year while sitting in her car with three other friends. her former supervisor at the tri-valley health center in fremont says it appears it may have been a hate crime. the same place where she was killed at 13th and franklin there is a vigil planned law makers and mental health experts gather to try to talk about preventing another situation that happened in newtown, connecticut. they are looking at getting more mental health services in

schools and collaborating with more law enforcements. >> we are going to look at the relationships between schools and law enforcement. how can they communicate better? how much information can school personnel provide law enforcement without violating hippa or privacy rights? >> a standardized emergency plan for schools in san mateo county. that summit starts at 8:30 at the oracle conference center in redwood city. two sisters accused of felony child abuse at a livermore daycare are expected to enter pleas today. 35-year-old nazila sharf and lida sharaf swaddled children so tightly, their breathing was restricted and they were accused of covering babies up with blankets and turning up the heat to make the babies sleepy. the lawyer for the women says they did not intend to hurt the

babies. jury selection starts today in a serial murder case that's been decades in the making. joseph naso now stands accused of killing four northern california women from the 1970s to the 1990s. after a lengthy pre-trial hearing and several delays, his trial finally expected to get underway this week in marin county. naso, for the record, is acting at as his own attorney. former 49ers player, queen harris, a 49ers player is accused of assaulting his ex-boyfriend. he was a first round draft pick in 1993. he now faces up to nine years in prison. santa clara county says its ambulance service is not making good on its contract. the rural metro evidence company provides service for 911 calls in 14 cities in large, unincorporated areas of santa clara county. the company failed to meet

its response time requirement in two of the last six months. the company has also paid almost $5 million in fines for failing to meet rigid contract terms set by the county. rural metro says it takes the violations seriously and is addressing them. san jose business leaders now stepping up trying to get the new ballpark down in the south bay. the mercury news reporting the san jose downtown business association is currently discussing a possible suit against major league baseball and the san francisco giants. that suit would challenge the giants territorial rights claiming the blocked ballpark has caused economic hardship. a san jose a's stadium would generate an estimated $130 million a year in new spending within that city. 4:36. cal fire has announced a summer burn ban that will go into effect in several bay area counties today. this means it is illegal to start any outdoor fires over the next five months or so. firefighters say they have had to deal with several small fires

over the last few weeks. the ban will help prevent more of those. the dry conditions prompted cal fire to issue the ban a few weeks earlier than normal. >> the burn ban is in effect until we see some measurable amount of precip that comes back in. we get some recovery of the fuel moistures and the larger plant materials and stuff out in the wild land. here is a look at the affected counties, santa clara, alameda, contra costa, stanislaus, santa clara, santa cruz. they plan to add firefighters to deal with the try conditions you are like me, you love this warm weather. >> it is perfect outside. >> christina loren is back to tell us about how nice it is going to be all week long. >> we want to start with your current temperatures, mid-50s, pretty good-looking day shaping up. you probably will notice the difference. it is going to be hotter today than yesterday. yesterday, we hit that threshold

of perfection. the 80s. today, the 90s return and i think you'll certainly notice the mid-90s as we head deeper into the workweek. good morning to you. 60 degrees to start. good morning, san jose. high pressure builds in. it is going to drive those winds offshore starting today and with a pretty potent offshore flow. highs are easily going to reach the mid-90s as we head deeper into the week. today is not even close to as hot as we are headed. 90, livermore. 90, fairfield. 81, fremont. 76, san francisco. your full forecast in just a few moments. i'll show you that seven-day. i'll show you how many days we will be dealing with the 90s and who could see the triple digits for the first time this year coming up. i want to check your drive. good monday morning. we are looking over here, no yikes for fremont. a smooth drive for 880. a nice easy flow of traffic. a few cars in either direction southbound where you are looking

with the head lights. we will look through the tri valley where we are seeing no problems. the arrows mark your first commute spots through dublin and livermore. speeds maintaining the limits through the areas on the local streets. westbound 580, your commute direction reports a tire in the lanes and now the tire on the shoulder and someone with a flat tire. there may be flashing lights and crews may be addressing the tire and whatever remains in the roadway. over on the peninsula, palo alto and 110. 101 northbound, head lights, no issues there. 280, also clear. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. a little basketball. i warriors playoff tickets going on sale at 9:00. that series may not go that long. the game scheduled for thursday at a time to be determined. if the warriors keep playing as

hot as they are, they could wrap that series up tomorrow night in denver. the warriors, a commanding 3-1 series lead. the kid doing it last night. steph curry, they call him the human torch. we watched this last night. he was doing it all, lights out. scored 22 of 31 points in that third quarter. everything he threw up went in. it was fun to watch. they went on to win it, 115-101. if they win tomorrow night in denver, they will take that series and head to san antonio for round two. we are warriors. the sharks released their playoff schedule late last night. game one in the best of seven with the canucks will be played wednesday night in vancouver. game two is friday night. the first game at hp pavilion here at home will be sunday night at 7:00. game four is tuesday, may 7th at 7:00. this is a long shot.

but, there is still hope. we might see another montana in a niners uniform. that is nate montana right there. hall-of-famer, joe montana, not taken in the recent draft. the niners giving him another look. taking a chance on joe cool's kid. nate will take part in the team's three-day rookie kamp coming up next month. that would be kind of cool. >> on that profile, he looked a lot like joe. >> let's hope he plays like joe. >> no pressure. up 45% in the past decade. the new trend in plastic surgery. a major milestone at the site of the new world trade center tower. we'll have the high-soaring details next. the newest investigation into the boston area bombings. why they are turning their attention today suspect's mother. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home

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welcome back. live to seaside heights, new jersey. that's the site of superstorm sandy. the roller coaster got wiped out. plans are to have it removed before memorial day. it has become quite the spectacle over there.

4:44 now. more women are getting plastic surgery on their arms according to the american society of plastic surgeons. the number of surgeries to get rid of excess skin on the upper arms has skyrocketed. more than 4,000%. many point to celebrities who have not had the surgery but are physically fit like madonna, beyonce, even michelle obama as a motivating factor. doctors are careful to point out the surgery does not increase muscle tone or replace exercise and it is not a weight loss procedure. the surgery costs about $4,000 it is 4:45 right now. we are learning new details about a hack that compromised millions of living social accounts. plus, some bay area tech companies getting ready to release earnings this week. let's go to kayla toushi.

futures are higher. investigators may now shift their focus away from earnings to the federal reserve and the economy. the fed meets tuesday and wednesday and is expected to hold the line on interest rates. data this week will be topped off by friday's key jobs report. though today we get reports on personal income and pending home sales. the dow rising to 17,712. the nasdaq slipping 10 to 3279. living social is e-mailing the 50 million customers whose accounts were hacked. they disclosed the incident on friday. names, e-mails, birth dates and passwords were accessed. no credit card information was stolen. customers in nearly every country were affected. before noon yesterday, it was pretty hot when i went for my run. >> it is going to get even hotter s. >> she is a warrior. >> she can go through it. >> i try hard you want to make those runs

a little bit earlier these days. we are going to be pretty warm by noon today. take a page out of marla's book. you want to get out there earlier as our days are going to be very, very warm. triple digits, not even summertime. want to start this live picture. what we do have in terms of a marine layer is very thin this morning. enough to keep our temperatures nice and crisp this morning. 4:47 now. we have a little bit of activity up in the sky to tell you about. we have a potent weather system. back to business monday. right now, looking pretty good. you can see, though, getting some showers on the east coast this morning. dry as a bone. we have a heat wave on our hands. just an indication of how warm it is going to be.

high pressure gained some momentum today. this thing is already packing enough energy to bring our temperatures into the mid-80s. today, the return of the 90s. fairfield, concord, livermore, gilroy. meanwhile, we will hit the 70s in san francisco. 78 in santa cruz. not as hot as we head through tuesday. we are going to heat you up wednesday into friday. we are talking about a return of the mid-90s. places like gilroy could hit the triple digits. we'll keep you updated as we head throughout the morning. >> christina, thank you very much. new this morning, the search for survivors now over at the site of that terrifying factory building collapse in bangladesh. at least 380 people now confirmed dead. today, the prime minister of bangladesh touring that site in a nearby hospital where the wounded are being treated. the owner of the illegally constructed business now in custody. he was captured as he was trying to leave the country. the mother of the two boston bombing suspects says her sons

are innocent and she is not a terrorist, just someone who found deeper spirituality. she spoke in defense of her sons at a news conference. the fbi says russian officials intercepted phone calls in which the mother discusses jihad with her oldest son who died in a shootout with police. she was also reported speaking to someone in southern russia under fbi investigation. the man believed to be behind the ricin-laced letter sent to the president and other officials expected to make his 41-year-old james dusky, who ran for congress in 2007, was arrested early saturday morning. being charged with possession of biological agents with intent to use as a weapon. the arrest follows a charge dropped against another man, kevin curtis, who claims he was framed. curtis, the one who identified him as the culprit, a man he does have ties with in the past. one world trade center will

become the tallest building in the western hemisphere. the skyscraper that replaces the fallen twin towers is already new york's tallest building. the final sections of a 408-foot spire are set to be lifted to the top of the site today. the port authority says a six-ton steel beacon will be installed at a later date. once complete, the building will stand 1,766 feet tall. >> a beautiful thing. a long time coming. >> emotional site 4:50 right now. a father in india facing criminal charges for fulfilling his young son's birthday wish. wait until you see this. we'll explain next. plus, the bay area city with the worst potholes in america and how much they are costing drivers every year. we're looking at the san mateo bridge. the flat section over off to the right. a smooth drive across the bay here. we will talk about your approach to the bay. a new issue for oakland.

welcome back. a live look from oakland. 880 flowing through there by the oracle arena where the warriors were on fire, a 3-1 series lead against the denver nuggets. steph curry blowing it up. speaking of oakland, some of the bumpiest roads in the area will soon get much-needed love.

today, they are kicking off their annual pothole blitz. an effort to fill 3,000 potholes by june. it will start on claremont avenue between clifton and hudson street and they will move to another district to help with the ongoing problem. >> speaking of potholes, one bay area city has the dishonor of being home to the drint's worst shows. the road information project ranks san jose tops when it comes to drivers paying the most for car repairs caused by road damage. >> we are number one. drivers in the south bay pay an average of $756 per year because of bad roads. los angeles is second on the list followed by san francisco, oakland, and honolulu, fourth. this is one of those stories that makes you go, kind of, really, what?

>> a father in india facing criminal charges after he fulfilled his 9-year-old son's birthd birthday wish. >> the man was charged with child endangerment after a video of his son driving a ferrari went viral. >> how old was the kid? >> nine. this video has had more than 1 million views since it was posted a few weeks ago. the 9-year-old is in the driver's seat. his 5-year-old brother is riding shotgun. apparently, the boy's father had promised to let him drive the ferrari for his birthday. >> he is going pretty fast. >> the boy's mother says he has also driven the family's lamborghini and bentley. he has been driving since was five. >> the 9-year-old gets to do it. the 5-year-old is, i don't get to do it. dad is in trouble. >> bentley, ferrari. >> good parenting. they had the least expensive car. someone had to hold that video camera. being responsible videographers.

we hope we see any of those cars in our commute, because it would be a pleasure but not with a 9-year-old behind the wheel. a smooth drive for the 80 east shore freeway. the earlier drive, looks like it has cleared from the lanes. a little slowing. west 24, a new crash here. reports that a driver has hit and killed a deer now in the slow lanes. be careful coming over highway 24 past the warren freeway and heading to the maze, there will be some activity. chp sounds like they are going to check things out there. moving smoothly for 580 and 880. >> another sign that modern technology has improved our world in big ways. you can go from drinking buddies to facebook friends with one clink of your beer glass thanks to a new invention. the buddy cup that contains high-tech chip technology integrated with facebook. >> come on. >> once two people clink their glasses together in a toast,

they become instant friends on the social networking sites. the cup is, yes, paired with a facebook account using a chip on the bottom of the glass. that sounds like a party and a red led serves as confirmation that you have now got yourself a brand new friend. >> zuckerberg approves of this. i guess he doesn't have to or he doesn't care. >> money can be spent a lot of other ways. 4:57. a call for help. dozens of animals in need of desperate help pulled from a porter's home in northern california. details next new videos just in after an assassination attempt of syria's prime minister. we'll have all the latest details plus a live report coming up.

california law enforcement on the hunt for an eight-year-old girl. that story coming up we are waking up with temperatures near 60 degrees.

many cities headed towards the 90s. not as close. your forecast in moments. also, your safety at risk. in you reports showing those q . right now, we take you live outside to the embarcadero. that looks like a cruise ship to me. >> beautiful. >> cruising on the san francisco bay on this monday, april 29th. this is "today in the bay." it is 5:00. good morning. thanks for getting up early with us. i'm jon kelley. i'm marla tallez in for laura garcia-cannon. a sombre start for a central valley community as neighbors an friends mourn the death of an